Club Esportiu Europa is the women's football section of CE Europa, a Spanish football club. Founded in 2001, it currently plays in Group 3 of the Primera Nacional.
CE Europa was founded in 2001. In only three seasons the team reached the Segunda División.
The club spent eight seasons in the Segunda División, before being relegated in 2012 to the third tier. Europa immediately came back after being promoted the next season.
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CE Europa holds its home games at Nou Sardenya, with a 7,000-spectator capacity, opened on 1 December 1940.
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